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this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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I'm an amateur game developer. It's very, very rare I actually get to meet someone else who's into it. Everyone else is either overly impressed, thinking I'm some genius making COD or GTA in my spare time (I am definitely not), or some combination of thinking I'm lying/complete disinterest. It makes me quite sad to see that programming is still relatively niche.
Same! If you wanna talk about niche, I make games that are blind accessible. I'm quirky and obscure even for a hobbyist game dev.
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